Curriculum
Samaritan Strategy
01-Role of the Church in Society
God’s grand agenda is the reconciliation and restoration of all things that were broken in the Fall. This agenda will not be completed until the return of Christ; however, until that time God has established the church as the primary instrument for the administration of that agenda on earth.
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03-Jesus Model for Growth & Service
Luke teaches us that Jesus grew physically, spiritually, socially and in wisdom. He became all God intended Him to be as the ultimate, obedient servant. He is our model for growth in our personal lives and for serving others to help them grow into all God intends for them.
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05-Man's Needs, God's Future Intentions
Sinful man’s condition is hopeless without God. God’s compassionate and glorious intentions for broken man include forgiveness of sin, restoration of the relationship between man and God and restoration of the broken creation. He has made a perfect provision for our redemption and has promised a wonderful future at Jesus’ return.
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06-God’s Present Intentions-The Church as a Window
Obedience to God’s commands is what God desires from all believers. Our obedience to Christ’s commandments demonstrates the goodness of God’s intentions for salvation and restoration both in the future and in the present. Our disobedience creates a wall that keeps the world from knowing about God’s great love for them. The Church is like a “window” through which the broken world can see God’s intentions.
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07-Kingdom Math
Luke teaches us that Jesus grew physically, spiritually, socially and in wisdom. He became all God intended Him to be as the ultimate, obedient servant. He is our model for growth in our personal lives and for serving others to help them grow into all God intends for them.
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08-The Discipline of Love
The Discipline of Love is a spiritual discipline that is an effective discipleship tool designed to help followers of Christ practice demonstrating God’s love by serving others. The image of God is best reflected in man through sacrificial servanthood. Believers should become more aware of the need to personally reflect Christ’s character in four areas of God’s concern (wisdom, physical, spiritual and social) in the world in which they live (family, church and community).
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12-Love, Love, Love
Luke teaches us that Jesus grew physically, spiritually, socially and in wisdom. He became all God intended Him to be as the ultimate, obedient servant. He is our model for growth in our personal lives and for serving others to help them grow into all God intends for them.